Adobe InDesign Middle Eastern CS6

Hi
Where is the link to Adobe InDesign Middle Eastern CS6 Trial Download?
Thank you

There are a lot of easy scripting solutions.
You can type your hebrew forward and then select it and then run this script
app.selection[0].contents=app.selection[0].contents.split("").reverse().join("")
before
after
There are better ways of doing this but I'm scared Harb's will beat me up or even worse not answer my questions on the forum so you should go for In-Tools plug in.
It seems that one can get creative cloud in Israel now and if not it must be coming very soon as the adobe Israel site is full of it.
If you have a US, UK etc. address then you can for sure sucribe to it from Israel.
החלצהב
Trevor

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For Guidence see this image of InPage Urdu Programme.
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Ooh, InPage! I'm so glad that I don't have to work in InPage anymore.
However, that feature that you're looking for was actually a good one. It won't do you any good to ask for it here, though; you want to go straight to WinSoft. They make the ME edition, not Adobe.
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